I find numbers pretty fun. I like statistics! I like it when statistics and numbers are used to create pictures that represent the numbers over a period of time (graphs).

The Heavenletters website visitor and daily Heavenletter mailout statistics are a whole lot of fun.

Here's some brief info about the both...

This website has served close to 600 000 pages since it's launch on March 19, 2007. Close to 100 000 people have stopped by here and had a peek. Here are the top 10 countries by visitors..

Country/Territory Visits
1. United States 43,950
2. Germany 5,988
3. Canada 5,405
4. Italy 4,396
5. United Kingdom 3,820
6. Argentina 3,340
7. Turkey 3,299
8. Spain 3,224
9. South Africa 3,132
10. Australia 2,433

56% of all these visitors returned after their first visit (This is very very high in Internet terms).
The 100 000 or so visitor spent an average of 7min on the site and viewed about 6 pages per visitor.

Many of the visitors arrived here by searching for the following search phrases in popular search engines: Letters from God; heaven letters; ask God a question; letters from heaven, love letters from God; Gloria Wendroff; Engin Zeyno Vural; ask God; heaven; love letters; where does anger come from; questions to ask God; Godwriting; spiritual loveletters; what is going on in the world...

Via the Daily Heavenletter by email, 3081 Heavenletters were sent using the present system.
These Heavenletters were read by an average of 1 303 332 people. It takes 15min every morning to send out an average of 4000 Heavenletters to readers from all points on this sphere.

9 000 000 Heavenletters were delivered. A minimum of 14.5 % of these were actually read. We stopped tracking number of reads many months ago because our webservers were under strain. A more realistic read percentage per Heavenletter would be around 35% as only some readers can send us back data via their email programs. In Internet standards anything above 5% is great! Above 10% is a almost unheard of. Above 20% is a miracle.

The thing about Heavenletter subscribers is that they really want to read their Heavenletters! I remember when we did not have automated scheduling and I would manually trigger the mailout at 1am, I would immediately see live statistics of people opening their Heavenletters. The screen would flash reads, 15 reads, 35 reads and so on, while Heavenletters were being delivered. That was probably the folks closer to the lands of the rising sun.

Of course none of these statistics can show the rise in consciousness each Heavenletter reader creates.

Oceans of Love